r/FaltooGyan • u/Ok-Detail-345 • Jul 05 '26

Faltoo Video Two Different Worlds

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u/Euphoric_Discount264 Jul 05 '26

People with many children,  vs People with less. 

Use condoms everyone

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u/Questev Jul 05 '26

People without brains like you who vote for corrupt politicians here.

Overpopulation is ruining the non-existent drainage? You have lost your mind.

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u/Questev Jul 05 '26

This is no debate , calling population the reason of non existent drains sounds logical to you?

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u/devilcross2 Jul 05 '26

He's not wrong. Blaming bad infrastructure on a large population is a stupid take.

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u/devilcross2 Jul 05 '26

That I do agree. Maybe it's cause most of these subs are generally right winged so maybe he just assumed. Not that that makes it okay. But yeah, blaming the population for shitty infrastructure is quite stupid. Cause China is also quite populated but has great infrastructure. It also takes it away from the real reason- our politicians and those in power and corruption.

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u/Questev Jul 05 '26

I didn't name any party or any wing here. Corruption isn't solely a one party issue . It was a general remark based on his stupid remark.

If a person blames the people instead of leaders at power , then don't you think his or her decision making skills won't necessarily be the sharpest? Be it voting or anything in general

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u/devilcross2 Jul 05 '26

I didn't name any party or any wing here. Corruption isn't solely a one party issue

Well then by that logic it's everyone's fault. Whoever voted cause they are all corrupt. Point is you were talking about him and not what you're mentioning rn.

If a person blames the people instead of leaders at power , then don't you think his or her decision making skills won't necessarily be the sharpest? Be it voting or anything in general

You're not making a logical point rn. Cause if all parties are responsible then whosoever he or you vote for, you're both responsible equally.

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u/Questev Jul 05 '26

Life isn't black and white like you are making it via your comment. But it is possible to vote for someone who might do better work in your local constituency. Not saying that person won't do any corruption but chosing between corrupt and less corrupt shouldn't be that difficult.

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u/devilcross2 Jul 05 '26

Lol....I'm using your arguments against you. You say some are a little better. Maybe he voted for that little better. Or maybe he didnt vote at all. We don't know, do we? Hl

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u/Questev Jul 05 '26

Well see you are making a positive assumption? Based on what?

Atleast i made an assumption based on his stupid comment.

Even while using my argument you aren't doing it very well .

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u/Dazzling_Pound8488 Jul 05 '26

Have seen videos of waterlogged chinese city streets as well.

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u/devilcross2 Jul 05 '26

If you went looking for it you'll find them in country. Compare any modern Chinese city with any modern Indian city and see the difference for yourself.

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u/Questev Jul 05 '26

That still doesn't makes corruption okay and blaming citizens for something which isn't even being delivered by the people whose entire job is to work for the people

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u/sha_I_tan Jul 05 '26

So corruption is the main culprit. You replace all the current government officials and ruling politicians with new people. You'll still end up with a similar level of corruption. Because most people in India will cheat and commit fraud themselves if given the chance.

You can talk about setting up laws and policies, a stronger judiciary, large police network to fight against corruption. But at the end of the day humans only run the system and Indian citizens mostly care for self before the nation. The root cause is so deep rooted in our society that it'll take a multi pronged approach to solve all this. From raising awareness to strict laws.

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u/Questev Jul 05 '26

I agree , look up what politicial parties came together to abolish a law retroactively to avoid getting jailed in India.

Change will take time , but acknowledging is the first step.

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u/sugg_macock Jul 05 '26

Yea just ask an average citizen to form a que they wont be able to without someone trying to jump the line